Wales are in talks over a pre-World Cup friendly against England’s group rivals, Ghana.
The Dragons’ World Cup fate will be decided next month, with Craig Bellamy’s side involved in the play-offs.
But Wales are planning a Cardiff send-off against Ghana, in a game potentially featuring the likes of Manchester City’s Antoine Semenyo and Tottenham’s Mohammed Kudus.
Should they qualify, it would be a final warm-up game in the United States ahead of their tournament opener against co-hosts Canada in Toronto on June 12.
Football Association of Wales chief executive Noel Mooney said: "If we qualify, we’d like to have a proper send-off game at home."
"We were kind of annoyed we didn’t have one before the 2022 World Cup because it was so late in the window.
"There’s nothing finalised yet, but we’ve been talking to Ghana and that’s one we’ll probably explore a bit more.
"We’ve signed a cooperation agreement with the Ghanian FA in recent times, more to do with coaching education."
Wales are in talks over a pre-World Cup friendly against England’s group rivals, Ghana
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He added: "But as part of that agreement we’ve said we’d like to play each other.
"They’ve got plenty of very good players and it would be a really interesting challenge for us."
The FAW celebrated its 150th anniversary on Monday and is the third-oldest federation in world football.
But Wales have only played African opposition once before, in a 1998 friendly in Tunisia.
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"Ghana would be a nice game in the summer at Cardiff City Stadium, but it’s not done yet.”
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